Use the report. Check the receipts.
Start with a public address, then move from the summary to the events underneath it. Every useful number should have a route back to the chain and a note about what it could not establish.
Three steps to a wallet read.
- Choose a network and paste an address. Solana is the default. Ethereum addresses are supported through indexed public history.
- Read the headline, then the caveats. Realized, unrealized, total, and open positions are different views of the same evidence.
- Open an event. Use the explorer link, date, asset, and transaction details to reproduce the important part yourself.
A report you can take with you.
The report view is a portable snapshot: wallet and network, scan time, calculation mode, depth, pricing context, fingerprints, evidence, and limitations travel together. Share links point to the exact snapshot while it is available; they do not create a public account or a permanent identity record.
| Report | Readable HTML with the summary, positions, activity, evidence, and caveats. |
|---|---|
| Data | Versioned JSON for machines or a future re-check of the same report. |
| Events | CSV rows for the classified activity, with native-unit labels and source links. |
| Browser history | Optional and local to this browser. It is off unless you turn it on. |
Ask a claim a smaller question.
Claim checks compare a plain-language claim — for example, “this wallet made more than X” — with the report's reconciled evidence. They return supported, contradicted, or indeterminate, plus the specific evidence and limits. A claim is never stronger than the scan beneath it.
Comparison reads two independent public wallets with the same rules. It describes observable activity and scan quality; it does not describe the people behind the addresses.
Failure is information too.
| Could not fetch | The provider timed out or refused the read. No invented balance or P&L is shown; retry later. |
|---|---|
| Incomplete scan | Some history, prices, or assets could not be verified. The affected metrics are marked partial. |
| Unknown basis | The chain does not show a cost basis for the asset, so it stays outside confident P&L. |
| Unsupported asset | The event remains visible as evidence, but it is not forced into a supported position or quote. |
Supported does not mean everything.
Solana covers token balance changes and common swap evidence. Ethereum covers native ETH and fungible ERC-20 transfers through Blockscout. Ethereum internal transfers, NFTs, and unsupported assets remain outside the current coverage and are disclosed when relevant.